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E kōrero ana mātou ki a Marcus Jones mō te Ao Putaiao, e pā ana ki ngā whakawhiwhinga me ngā haumātakataka. For Dear Science we talk about Pulsars and Nobel Prizes and hurricanes and cyclones.

Mai i te pāti Aotearoa Tuatahi, ka kōrero mai a Fletcher Tabuteau mo ngā kaupapa here o taua pāti e whakatau ana i ngā mahi hei tautoko i te reo i roto i ngā kura. From NZ First, Fletcher Tabuteau tells us of how the party will support Te Reo Māori without making it compulsory.

I kōrero a Lillian ki a Nicky Birch mai i Te Puni Kōkiri, mā Mahuru Māori. He momo kaupapa hei kōrero katoa ngā tāngata i roto i te reo mō te marama katoa o Mahuru. We hear from Nicky Birch of Te Puni Kōkiri about Mahuru Māori, a month long commitment to speaking te reo.

Hei kapi, I kōrero a Lillian ki a Tīmoti Kāretu o Ngai Tūhoe mō te pukapuka hou He Kupu Tuku Iho, nāna rāua ko Te Wharehuia Milroy i tito. Finally, I speak with Tīmoti Kāretu, of Ngai Tūhoe, from the Institute of Excellence in Te Reo Māori about his involvement in a new book He Kupu Tuku Iho.

It's the first show of pride month! But also, Frances's penultimate broadcast :((

E whai ake nei, coming up on the show today:

Liam will be chatting to Sarah Krieg and Ngaio Simmons about Toi Kupu, a a Tangata Whenua and Tangata o le Moana celebration of takatāpui spoken word. 

They’ll also be chatting to Tracey Tawhiao about Waitangitangi, the group exhibition in response to the government's proposal to abolish te Tiriti O Waitangi.

And they’ll be chatting to Steven Junil Park about Queerness and Clothing, a talk and workshop also happening as a part of Auckland Pride. 

Frances speaks to Ari Kerssens about 4 feet in the Dark, their new work, co-created with Tash Schaardenburg, which considers the ableist architectures of everyday life alongside the empowerment of embracing the disabled experience.

We say "Haere ra" to Stuff We Like with Neve and Esme and "Kia ora!" to Te Kupu o te Wiki with Esme and Sadie! Thanks so much to Neve for everything she's done with the Rahui Review and Stuff  We Like - we're really going to miss you! 

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